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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Dante Alighieri"”.

  1. LA «SOAVITÀ» COME DOLCEZZA E MEDICINA DELL’ANIMA NELL’OPERA DI DANTE ALIGHIERI

    Ardissino, Erminia, Cuif, ANNE-GAËLLEUniversità degli Studi di Torino2020

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  2. Rima

    Menillo, Gregory JThe Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York2022

    … work for violin and piano based on a sestina by Dante Alighieri; written to commemorate the poet on the 700th anniversary of his death. Commissioned by Elena Augilar Kosta for Eriko Sato and David Oei. This piece received its premier by Curtis Macomber and Steven Beck on May 20, 2022 in Elebash …

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  3. Born too far into life: the metaphor of the bee in Walden

    Swanson, Diana1989

    <p>In <em>The Banquet</em> Dante Alighieri described the "senses" in which a text might be expounded and understood. The immediate and common sense was the literal; the remaining senses were the allegorical, the moral, and the anagogic, or spiritual. A text could be meaningful on all four levels, …

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  4. Dante’s Hidden Sin - Wrath: How Dante Vindictively Used The Inferno Against Contemporaries

    Rupers, Michael J.1970

    <p>Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) takes his readers on a pilgrimage through what he calls the Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso (ostensibly Hell, Purgatory and Heaven) in his epic poem The Divine Comedy, originally titled Commedia. This paper concentrates exclusively on Dante’s contemporaries, those …

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  5. Reading Ineffability and Realizing Tragedy in Stuart Moulthrop's <i>Victory Garden</i>

    Gray, Michael E.

    … be linked to the ineffability trope as used by Dante Alighieri and re-interpreted by contemporary linguist Ruiging Liang. To date, critics and meta-readers have incorrectly assumed that the protagonist, Emily Runbird, becomes a fatality. By failing to read her life or death as undecidable, we …

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  6. Aspects of Animal Imagery in Petrarch’s 'Rerum Vulgarium Fragmenta'

    Morelli, NicoloUniversity of Cambridge2019

    … Rvf 70, namely Arnaut Daniel, Guido Cavalcanti, Dante Alighieri and Cino da Pistoia. My research sheds light on the way in which Petrarch draws on and diverges from his precursors as he establishes his poetic language. The comparison between Petrarch and one or more of his predecessors poses …

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  7. Inter-subjectivity and intra-communality in Ciaran Carson’s Poetic Translations

    Peart, JessicaNational University of Ireland Maynooth2019

    … The Alexandrine Plan (1998), The Inferno of Dante Alighieri (2002), The Táin (2007), and In the Light of (2012). The thesis discusses the implementation of transitional structures for all-inclusive self-governance in Northern Ireland in 1998, the Good Friday Agreement, as the central critical …

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  8. Dante Praedicator: Sermons and Preaching Culture in the Commedia

    Mackin, Zane D. R.2013

    Starting from the premise that Dante takes influence from the sermons and preaching culture of his time in his construction of a voice of authority, this dissertation tracks the poet's use of sermonic material and rhetoric, as well as more explicit discussions on preaching through his entire …

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  9. Active rest in Dante's "Purgatory"

    Pojarska, Ellie I.

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  10. Active rest in Dante's "Purgatory"

    Pojarska, Ellie I.

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  11. Italian Readers of Ovid: From the Origins to Dante

    Van Peteghem, Julie2013

    "Italian Readers of Ovid: From the Origins to Dante" studies the reception of Ovid's writings in medieval Italian prose and poetry, from the first vernacular poems composed in Sicily to Dante's "Divina Commedia." Starting from the very beginnings of a new literary culture, I show how the increasing …

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  12. Dante's Manhoods: Authorial Masculinities before the Commedia

    MacKenzie, Lynn Erin2013

    This study examines the ways that Dante uses concepts of the masculine in his early work to offer an analysis of the masculine ideals which lie at the basis of Dante's construction of himself as an author in the lyric poems and in his discussions of Latin and Italian. I describe ideals and …

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  13. Dante's Poetics of Absence

    Wiles, JonathanUniversity of Cambridge2024

    … carries out a systematic analysis of absence in Dante Alighieri’s Commedia. In particular, it examines those absences which Dante renders conspicuous, and proposes the importance of the interpretation of conspicuous absence in the poem: a subject which has only ever been examined in passing in …

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  14. ‘Poeta che mi guidi’: Dantean afterlives in the poetry of Giorgio Caproni, Antonia Pozzi, Vittorio Sereni and Mario Luzi

    Galassini, DarioUniversity College Cork2024

    This study explores the enduring influence of Dante Alighieri’s Commedia on Italian literature and culture by focusing on episodes of readerly engagement and literary appropriation in the practices of four middle-generation poets (Moliterni 2021), all born between 1912 and 1914: Giorgio Caproni, …

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